Examples of using Examples included in English and their translations into Arabic
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Examples included genocide, torture and apartheid.
For the Young Men ' s Christian Association,volunteer leadership development examples included from-subject-to-citizen training in Africa, training of leaders in Latin America, and global citizenship educational training in Asia and the Pacific.
Examples included dairy companies or port services.
Other examples included the implementation of United Nations environmental conventions and Agenda 21.
Examples included multiparty elections in Nepal, Sierra Leone, Zambia, Bangladesh, Honduras, Maldives and Guinea-Bissau.
Examples included process controllers, heat exchangers, flow meters and accessories, and carbon steel tubes.
Examples included being allowed to retain their maiden names and to receive gifts in the course of solving marital conflicts.
Other examples included field visits by the scientific community to find innovative solutions to NAP implementation.
Examples included activities in the areas of governance, micro-credit and national long-term perspective study exercises.
In the latter, examples included the right for citizens and/or workers to organize, and that government and institutional operations must be transparent.
Practical examples included legislative and administrative measures and policies and programmes aimed at ensuring the inclusion in education of persons with disabilities.
Examples included the adoption of new laws and agreements, the creation of specialized bodies, and the broadening of investigative powers of law enforcement officers.
Successful examples included the GAVI Alliance, the solidarity levy on airline tickets and the financial transaction tax implemented in Europe.
Examples included situations of nationality link of natural or legal persons or grounds for exoneration from responsibility based on the conduct of the individual claimant.
Practical examples included roaming agreements for island-wide mobile telephony and joint visits of Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot business leaders to Turkey.
Examples included cases where restorative processes had been used instead of established justice practices, as well as cases where elements of both had been used in a complementary approach.
Other examples included legislation on the derogation of the banking secrecy regime, amendments to the law on asset declarations of public officials and on the application of measures for the protection of witnesses in criminal procedures.
Examples included the recently published 2011 climate synthesis report, which encourages APN member countries to increase their capacity on national adaptation strategies, planning and implementation.
Examples included savings in the areas of documents production, travel costs, scheduling of night and weekend shifts in the Office of Conference and Support Services and consolidating computing services.
Examples included partnerships by which enterprises provided skills to groups facing discrimination in labour markets and trained their staff to be more sensitive about respect for human rights in the workplace.
Other examples included cooperation with civil society organizations and strengthening of the complaint procedure, which established a direct line of communication between citizens and the available international protection mechanisms.
Examples included recruiting government officials as national professional project personnel, extending consultants' contracts beyond the maximum duration, or for retroactive and ex post facto approval of actions to recruit.
Examples included training on investigation and prevention organized by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE) and an international seminar on judicial protection for trafficking victims organized within the framework of a project with IOM.
Examples included designating essential fish habitats, habitat areas of concern," no-take" marine protected areas and national marine sanctuaries, and developing regulations to reduce the impacts of fishing activities on vulnerable benthic habitats and ecosystems.
Examples included the mechanisms of ILO(with regard to freedom of association and to indigenous peoples), the Inter-American Court(hearing Churches and other organizations) and the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women(under its Optional Protocol).
Examples included designating essential fish habitats, habitat areas of concern, MPAs, national marine sanctuaries and marine national monuments, and developing regulations to reduce the impacts of fishing activities on vulnerable benthic habitats and ecosystems.
Examples included the use of campaigns for" safe streets"," neighborhood watch" and other programmes for raising public awareness based on community initiation or participation and close relationships between the community and law enforcement at the local level.
Other examples included the incorporation of gender mainstreaming in training for results-based budgeting at the field level in the Department of Political Affairs and the incorporation of gender perspectives into project design, monitoring and evaluation training at ILO.
Examples included a company that was directly involved in a violation either by the acts of the corporation as a whole or through the acts of an individual; a company that was complicit in a violation committed by another company; or a company that was facilitating violations committed by others.
Specific examples included the notifications for endosulfan and aldicarb where statements had been made by the notifying countries concerning the non-availability and practicality of personal protective equipment under the prevailing conditions in those countries relative to the requirement for such protection as key elements of the risk evaluation in countries such as Australia and the United States of America.